Distribute to Multiple Locations on File System

Hi,
Is there any way to schedule a publication to multiple file system directories at the same time? When I use the "File System" destination option, it only allows for one directory. I'd like to be able to publish to multiple directories without having to create multiple publications or editing one's destination over and over again.
Thanks,
Cameron

not inside BOE, you'll have to do this outside - maybe using a cron/batch job that will copy files from one location to others
p.s.
And Why? do you need to do this is also interesting

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user10766240 wrote:
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FTP (Still as a normal Volume) So like another Network
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Hi,
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Now to the other part, where each folder was created (and those that already existed) how do I set them as varibles?
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set localBrandFolder_High_Res to my getFolderPath(brandName & "_WK" & weekNumber & "_HR", localBrandFolder)
This line was used to create more than one folder as it ran though the folders on the desktop. The next part is I will need to reference them to save files to them.
You can use a records
Examples
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